Weaving kindling from Birch bark for great fire starters
Here’s a great little project to do that will help you out when you want to get a fire going, especially if it’s a bit…
Category: Old Ways
Interview with Cody Lundin: one of Americas top survival instructors
I have to say that I think Cody Lundin is great. I love his books, as they’re straight-forward, well written, and they’re full of knowledge…
Pamukkale – the Turkish cotton castle
Pamukkale is a natural site in the picturesque southwest part of Turkey. These travertine terraces of crystal clear and warm water are one of the…
What you can learn from the most famous outdoorsmen
With all of our gadgets and the internet at our fingertips, we often take for granted what used to go into survival skills and the…
Top reasons to escape and build a cabin in the woods
If you are tired of city life, bored of the everyday grind, or you’re planning on going away but want to exchange the experience of…
Don’t be afraid of insects – They’re life savers
When we talk about bugs, usually people make funny faces that tell you indirectly that insects are the most disgusting thing in the world. You…
Fishing hook parts, and the role they play when fishing
Avid fishing enthusiasts are well aware of the fact that there are numerous kinds of hooks used for fishing by anglers all around the world.…
Old School vs New School: Why you need Traditional Maps
With all of the modern gadgets that we have these days, it is easy to forget how we used to do things not too long…
Great survival skills to practice before your next adventure
Here at Outdoor Revival, we’re strong believers in practicing your skills and getting to grips with them before going out into the wilderness where you…
Is Technology ruining the wilderness experience
The very word ‘wilderness’ evokes in most of us thoughts of loneliness, an uninhabited region, somewhere one goes to be far away from the busy crowds…